It didn’t take long for the Tri-Cities Airport to find not just one but two carriers to fill in for Avelo Airlines after it recently announced plans to halt flights to and from Pasco.

The airline, which announced a Seattle connection to Rome earlier this year, said the new routes, along with updated planes, are part of its bid to be a truly global and elevated travel carrier. 

The cameras mounted on orange trailers have been rotating through work zones across the state.  

If your commute takes you through central Richland, you may want to consider an alternative route for the next two weeks. 

Tri-Citians will have another option for catching flights to Burbank, California, as soon as the airline providing that route leaves the market. 

Breeze’s arrival may mitigate the impact from Avelo’s departure, which would have eliminated any direct flights to Burbank, California, from the Tri-Cities. 

The city of Richland is moving ahead with its vision to turn George Washington Way and Jadwin Avenue into one-way streets via acquiring necessary rights of way and launching a website to keep the community informed about the project. 

A major road improvement project has broken ground in West Richland and is expected to take more than 17 months to complete.

Should the lights ever go out, Portland International Airport wants to know exactly where it can find batteries to turn them back on. And Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is studying whether PDX looks no further than its own bus fleet.

The Republican budget reconciliation law that Trump signed July 4 extended an energy tax credit for producing clean fuels, such as sustainable aviation fuel, an alternative to the typical jet fuel planes use. The Tri-Cities is becoming a hub for research and development of the fuel.